Hi, this is Laura Roeder showing you exactly how to add photos to your Facebook fan page. So, you need to be starting out by signing into Facebook and going to your fan page. Here is mine. The first thing you’re going to do is click on Photos. This is an application on your fan page so if you don’t see up here a little thing that says Photos, you might have to click this little button to see more. If there is nothing that says Photos, you’re going to need to add that application, which you do by going to edit page.

So, click on Photos, and I already have two photo albums created. If you don’t have a photo album created yet you’re going to need to go to Create Photo Album. All photos on Facebook have to be in an album, but since I already have one called Laura And Friends, I’m going to go ahead and click on that. And now I want to add more photos, so I click on the Add More Photos link. It gives me this little interface for selecting photos from my computer.

You can only add a photo from your hard drive so if you’ve found a picture on the Internet that of course you’re allowed to add, you want to save that to your hard drive first before you upload it. So, here is the one I want to add. I’m going to click this little check mark and then hit the Upload button, and it will pop up this little window telling you that it’s uploading your photo. Okay.

Now, you can see I have this new photo which is Me, Nathalie Lussier and Elizabeth Potts – Weinstein at Rich, Happy and Hot live. Explaining what that photo is, I’m going to save changes and I want to publish the photo. That’s it. Now, it’s there on my Facebook fan page. So, that was how you add a photo.

Hi, this is Laura Roeder of getthedash.com and today I’m showing you how to get an RSS feed of a search term on Twitter.

So Twitter is a great way to keep up with what people on the web are saying about you and your company, but you don’t need to search Twitter over and over again so here’s what you do. I’m on the Twitter homepage on twitter.com, signed into my account. So, if I want to see all the tweets for my own name I’m going to pen in Laura Roeder and hit search. Once twitter comes up with that search all you do is hit RSS feed for this query on the search page and once you click that link you’ll be taken to a page that has the feed url. You can just copy and paste this url from your toolbar right here. It might look – they do something special with feeds and safari so it might look a little different in your browser, but however it looks you just want to go here and copy and paste and then you can paste that feed url into Google Reader or whatever feed reader you read and then you automatically have an updated stream of what people are saying about you, your company, your competition or any search term that you like.

This has been Laura Roeder.